Glen Beck's Saturday Speech
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Glen----Go *** yourself.....that is all.
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Maybe white, middle class America isn't as awful and evil as you make it seem?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/26/AR2010082605233.html?nav=hcmoduletmv
If I were watching a prime-time television situation comedy, produced by a white-male dominated Hollywood company, and I dare made the observation that the one black male in the cast of characters was a "token" of some sort, I would immediately be charged as a racist. However, when commenting on the demographic make-up of the right, the left always has free reign to comment on the token black guy/girl or the "Uncle Toms" that we so-called racist rich white guys, hide behind......
It's getting old.........
Yea. I don't really believe those things. Except the crying DOES have to stop...... LOL!
on that note...
i could give two **** about his speech. not a big fan of his. dont care to listen. he has the right to free speech and he is exercising that right.
i guess, good for him?
That said, I am curious to know what was said at today's event...I'm definitely interested to see how "off the deep end" I perceived them to be, vs. how "off the deep end" others did/do.
you dont have to like what other people are saying, just respect that they have the right to say as much stupid stuff as they want.
a politician once said: if you agree with 80% of what i say then vote for me. if you agree with 100% of what i say then check yourself into a loony bin because its crazy to follow somebody so blindly.
as far as glenn beck himself goes... about 4-5 years ago i liked to listen to him because he was entertaining (even about the goomy stuff), he was honest about his past as a washed up rock DJ and his drinking problem, and he seemed just like an OK guy.
then the 06 midterm elections happened.
his transformation began.
it just seems that everything he says is apocalyptic in nature, he is over the top, and its uncomfortable to listen to.
there is a way that you can disagree with an administration and still talk about it while not giving out the impression that its the end of the world.
he is right on some things he is wrong on others. last time i checked thats called "being human"
now granted ive only skimmed a few stories, (none of them from Fox news, all of them for decidedly more left leaning news sources) and i dont think i have a problem with this rally.
from what i can gather it really was just a guy standing up and talking about some of the good things in the US, past and present. even the liberals are having a difficult time getting really pissed at it.
the worst thing that i am finding (in under 5 min of looking) is Sharpton saying that the march wont change a thing.
he may or may not be right. time will tell.
DownsizeDC.org is also a frequent stop. they are a bit more active and a bit less philosophical than Cato, but i still like the thought behind many of their ideas.
one that i think has a great conversation going from all points of view (not so much conservative though) is The League of Ordinary Gentlemen. there are some very interesting points of view on that site.
the other one that i dont read as much as i used to is Capitalism Magazine, there are a few authors that i like that write in there. some arent as good, but over all im not mad at it.